Brewster’s less than stellar intellect is worrisome enough, but I’m far more concerned about which critical piece of station equipment he pulled those springs from.
It dates back to the 1840s. I’ve always viewed it as a hokey, out-of-date joke that maybe, just maybe, somebody once upon a time thought was funny. Read Mutt and Jeff here and you’ll see similar old fashioned, dated jokes.
As for anti-humor, I’ve always viewed that peculiar concept as an excuse for allowing bad jokes to exist, as if they have something significant to contribute.
This reminds me of an old Dear Abby letter. The letter writer was genuinely worried about going to Heaven and being reunited with relatives she really didn’t want to see again.
Happy Anniversary to you both! What a lovely tribute! My wife and I will br celebrating 39 years in April, and although we didn’t get married on St. Patrick’s Day, today is her birthday!
Brewster’s less than stellar intellect is worrisome enough, but I’m far more concerned about which critical piece of station equipment he pulled those springs from.